palmOne today reported that revenue in its fourth quarter of fiscal year 2005, ended June 3, totaled $335.8 million, up 26 percent from the year-ago period and marking the eighth consecutive quarter of year-over-year growth. Quarterly revenue was up 18 percent sequentially.

During the company's fiscal fourth quarter conference call interim CEO Patrick McVeigh announced that PalmSource has signed a new "Tier 1" licensee.

PalmSource today posted a slight profit, mainly due to the sale of the Palm trademark, and also announced a 16 percent reduction in the US workforce amid a reorganization of the Company's product development, administrative, marketing and sales organizations.

palmOne Australia today announced that customers in Australia and New Zealand are able to utilise the Treo 650 smartphone on the leading mobile networks of Vodafone Australia and Vodafone New Zealand.

palmOne support has posted an updated version of the Palm Desktop for Macintosh Computers. The update solves various installation issues on OS X 10.3 and 10.4.

palmOne today announced the expansion of its retail presence at the Boston Logan International Airport. The new store in Terminal B, which opened this week, is one of 10 locations in airports nationwide, and the third location at Logan, where dedicated palmOne stores serve busy travelers.

palmOne today announced additions to its accessory lineup -- two global-positioning system (GPS) navigation solutions, designer cases and customized accessories from partner companies.

Engadget has posted some images of what looks to be an upcoming Tungsten handheld from palmOne. The images show a Tungsten T5 shaped model with built in WiFi dubbed the Tungsten XX.

Handango has announced the winners of the Handango Champion Awards at the fifth annual Handango Partner Summit.

Hitachi, which makes the HDD for the LifeDrive, announced on their spanish website they have developed a 6GB Microdrive and that it will be used in palmOne's next generation of handhelds.

palmOne support today posted an ROM update for the Tungsten T5 handheld. The updates fixes a number of issues and also includes non volatile file system (NVFS) improvements.